Nixon for Secretary of State in Goldwater cabinet
The private conversation suggests Senator Goldwater would appoint former Vice President Richard Nixon as Secretary of State if elected. Eisenhower reportedly endorses the idea, citing Nixon's foreign policy experience, stance against coexistence with communism, and strong national security record.
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Zambia Gains Independence Amid Economic Hope and Racial Tensions
The British protectorate becomes an independent nation with Kenneth Kuanda as President-designate. Zambia, copper rich with $330 million shipped last year, starts with a favorable trade balance and a new constitution safeguarding civil rights. Challenges include education, white minority retention, skilled migration, and regional nationalist pressures near Congo, Southern Rhodesia, Angola, and Southwest Africa.
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Gas tax pains rise as motorists bear the load
A columnist argues gasoline costs low in real terms but taxes cut deep into the price. State and federal taxes have climbed, diverting funds from roads. Wisconsin voters rejected raising the gas tax from six to seven cents per gallon, showing public opposition to higher levies. The piece warns motorists must push back to stop further tax increases on fuel.
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Investor advises shifting from Western Electric to Sears Roebuck
The reader weighs investing a mother’s Western Electric shares a few cents high against inflation. The adviser notes Western Electric is solid but illiquid and outdated in quotes, suggesting a move to Sears Roebuck as a more active growth choice for long term gains.
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Escape Through Berlin Wall Hole Aids Four Workers
Four East German factory hands escaped by digging a hole under their work bench at the Bergman-Borsig locomotive factory on the East West border in Berlin. West Berlin police reported the first such escape via a workbench hole, part of the anti refugee wall.
On the Right by William F Buckley Jr Li
A brief note or fragment referencing William F Buckley Jr and On the Right appears, suggesting a column or book title fragment. Details are sparse but indicate Buckley’s political commentary or essay collection context. The item reads as a truncated citation rather than a full article.
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William F. Buckley, JR
Psychology case and nation on Red China debate
A fragmentary article discusses a psychology case about Paul G. and his alcohol struggle, then shifts to a political analysis of Red China's atomic achievement and its potential UN admission. It critiques U S political positions and muses on diplomatic implications, citing officials and past medical figures.
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Nonrecognition as U N stance in Cold War discourse
A dated editorial argues the United States should not recognize Red China, citing Senator Goldwater’s call to withdraw if recognition occurs. It discusses U N policy, Cuba, and the strategic value of nonrecognition, then touches on medical history and biblical reflection in a broad, fragmented text.
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Vietnam
ICC Orders Cars Supplied by Three Eastern Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered Boston and Maine New York Central and Chicago Burlington and Quincy to move specified numbers of box cars to relieve a grain harvesting area deficit. Effective Oct 26 through Nov 30, 35 cars daily to AT&SF, 40 cars daily to CB&Q via NYC.
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Brady's obstetric reforms stir heated professional debate
In a column by Dr William Brady readers are urged to consider reforms in obstetrics such as natural childbirth, rooming in, and home delivery while noting established doctors oppose rapid change. Brady claims not to invent these ideas and offers to respond to health letters. Separate notice describes Michigan National Guard lighting the sky over Camp Atterbury near Indianapolis with photoflash recon missions Friday night prompting no alarm among residents.
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Mirage squadrons to be ready by mid-1966 in France
Paris based French military magazine reports squadrons of Mirage planes ordered for the French nuclear force will be ready for action by mid-1966.
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Revue Militaire D
Television Schedule and Channel Lists
TV schedule snippet lists NBC and ABC slots with program titles such as The Symbol Silent Suten Reign and church oriented shows. Includes entries like Look Up and Live and Lamp Unto My Feet. Brief, period tone with mixed program names.
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